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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Back in 2017, Ger Kennedy remembered his mother before a particularly tough 12-hour Sea Swim Challenge in Forty Foot on the southern tip of Dublin Bay at Sandycove, County Dublin, Ireland. She had just passed away from cancer a week before his swim. “After my beautiful Mum passing away […]
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Team Rivard that includes Darcie DeBlois-Rivard, Kevin Rivard, and Margaret Rivard, was inducted in the Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame in its Class of 2020.
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Vera Rivard Inducted In Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame
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Haley Anderson, Ashley Twichell, Jordan Wilimovsky competed at the TYR Series in Mission Viejo, California as part of their training for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
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Mark Whitt was inducted in the Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame in its Class of 2020.
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Pam Ladds was inducted in the Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame in its Class of 2020.
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Ian Grimmer was inducted by the Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame in its Class of 2020.
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Paul Asmuth was inducted in the Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame in its Class of 2020.
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Vermont Open Water Swimming Hall of Fame inducted Ian Grimmer,
Paul Asmuth, Vera Rivard, Pam Ladds,
Mark Whitt, and Team Rivard were inducted in its Class of 2020.
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. In 1956, Tom Park came back and shared the winning prize with Ireland’s Jack McClelland for swimming the furthest in the 4th Billy Butlin’s International Cross-Channel Swimming Race, but the swim was called off after 11 hours due to poor weather and water conditions. Swimmers of the 1956 Cross-Channel race included [see above] 1 Jack
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